Higher Education

As Singapore Management University breaks into the FT Top 50, the demand for cross-border fluency is redefining how mid-career executives secure the C-suite.

As a weak yen makes Western universities too expensive, Japanese families are turning to Malaysia for high-value, English-medium tertiary education.

As Pell Grants expand to short-term training, a new National Student Clearinghouse hub aims to untangle state compliance and track true economic mobility.

LIM College and ESMOD Paris are launching a dual-city BBA degree. Pamela Cox investigates if this inter-continental program can forge fashion's new hybrid leaders.

As enterprises struggle with AI governance, WorldQuant University launches a tuition-free master's degree to train leaders in strategy, not just software.

From Haiti to Qatar, the 2027 ACGME-I Awards honor the educators and administrators sustaining world-class medical residency training amid global challenges.

Spelman College President Dr. Ayanna Howard’s recognition as a 2026 EBONY Power 100 STEM Trailblazer highlights a critical shift in AI education.

As Agentic AI transforms finance, SMU’s new master's track moves beyond basic automation, training accountants to govern and audit autonomous algorithms.

A new Lightcast study reveals CCNY graduates see a 20.9% annual return, proving public higher education remains a dominant engine for economic growth.

Penn State World Campus and InsideTrack claim massive enrollment boosts through coaching. But what really drives these outsized conversion rates?

As geopolitical volatility and AI reshape the C-suite, IESE Business School's new Global CFO Program signals a radical shift in corporate power dynamics.

As Turnitin brings AI detection to Dutch, German, and Turkish, European universities face a collision between digital surveillance and student privacy.

The College of Nurses of Ontario is shifting TRC Call to Action 24 from a theoretical recommendation into an enforceable, entry-to-practice requirement.

Dr. Graham Carr takes the helm of the Canadian Museum of History board amid budget cuts, labor disputes, and a national push for Indigenous reconciliation.

Former cabinet minister Marci Ien takes the helm at the George Brown Foundation, signaling a strategic shift in how urban colleges fund student survival.

A new report reveals that despite rising high school graduation rates, California's Latinx students face systemic barriers to college readiness and degrees.

A new interdisciplinary hub at USC reveals how global corporate titans are leveraging strategic philanthropy to fuel the American innovation economy.

Despite massive hype, no dedicated AI tools cracked higher education's Top 100 enterprise apps. Strict compliance and security hurdles are keeping AI out.

As students return to campus, a 0% raise offer for police exposes a glaring divide between elite institutional wealth and frontline labor compensation.

Public trust in higher education is plummeting. A new Georgetown framework challenges states to measure the value of a degree beyond just starting salaries.